CCW processing in Delaware County, OH

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  1. December 21st, 2012 06:18 PM #1
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    CCW processing in Delaware County, OH

    I put my application in to the Delaware County, Ohio Sheriff's office on Tuesday and they had my license ready today - 4 days. Not bad!

    Now the catch is, they scheduled me almost a month out from when I called...

    I was told when I took my class that they usually take around 2 weeks to process once you get your appointment to get your application in/get fingerprinted. My long wait was to my appointment.

    The people at the sheriff's office are really pleasant people also. A friend of mine went through Franklin County and he said it was a pain in the arse and the people were horrible.

    Just thought I would pass that along.
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    Four days and "almost a month." Quit complaining. You've got it good.
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    Marion County has a reputation for taking the full forty-five days mandated by law. Morrow County, where I got mine, took about two weeks.
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    I have a friend that got his in Franklin County earlier this year, and had an under 24 hour turn around.
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    Union county scheduled my appointment within a week of my call. Don't have the permit yet, though it's been less than two weeks. OP, did you take your training at Blackwing? I think I must have taken the course at the same time as you or maybe a week later.
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    Yea I took the class at Blackwing the sunday after Thanksgiving. I have recommended that class to several people now - some family members and people I work with. It is pricy, but they do a really good job with it.
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    CCW processing in Delaware County, OH

    I took the class at Blackwing too. You are right, a little pricey but a good course. And yes Marion does take the whole 45 days. They were very pleasant and I had no issues at all just seemed to take forever.
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    I got mine in Delaware, and renewed there as well. The young lady even remembered me. Good people and very easy to deal with.
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